Tim Tebow: Broncos Fans Will Be Drinking Plenty of Tebrew After Patriots Matchup

In honor of the god that is Tim Tebow, a Colorado brewery has reportedly concocted a new beer called Tebrew: A Sunday Sipper.

The only problem is, by the end of the Denver Broncos' matchup with the New England Patriots on Sunday, Broncos fans will be doing more than sipping this brew.

According to The Boston Globe, Bonfire Brewing Co. is making the American barleywine ale, but only 150 gallons of it. It will only be served at the brewery's tap room in Eagle, Colo., and it kicks off at 2 p.m. on Sunday.

It's a good thing, because Broncos fans will need plenty of it.

Some are saying that Tebow's Broncos will defeat the Patriots on Sunday. After all, Tebow is 7-1 as a starter this season and the Broncos have been on fire.

But, despite a plethora of upsets on Sunday, I don't see the Patriots falling to the Broncos.

The Patriots aren't the same dominant team as before. They beat their last two opponents, the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Redskins, by a touchdown apiece.

But they still have an explosive offense averaging 30.5 points per game, and I expect them to build up enough of a lead before the fourth quarter for it to be nearly impossible for Tebow to make up the deficit with his standard late-game surge.

On top of that, despite the Patriots' defense giving up the most passing yards per game in the NFL, Tebow is not the kind of quarterback who will consistently take advantage of this. Everybody knows he does the most damage late in games, but struggles early on.

I hear that Tebrew has a good finish, and it's a good thing because it's going to be flowing down gullets on Sunday.